When it’s time to haul your all-terrain vehicle, you need a heavy duty trailer from a supplier you can count on. That’s why our ATV trailers are designed with you in mind — built for reliability and ease of use.
Each PJ Trailers ATV trailer features our innovative Ready Rail system. This patent-pending system allows the frame uprights to double as tie-down points using our Ready Ring D-rings, making it easier than ever to secure your load.
Our trailers come fully equipped with Radial Tires, Couplers, Jacks, Spruce Pine Fir Flooring, and 4″ Channel Wrapped Tongues. Plus, enjoy a 3-year frame warranty on our products, 3/16″ angle cross-members, LED tail lights, tube frame spring assist gates, removable aluminum fenders, and a sealed cold-weather wiring harness.
ATV Trailer Lengths
For hauling a single four-wheeler, our most popular options are the 10’ and 12’ single axle models. Most full-size ATVs range from 72” to 84” in length. We suggest choosing at least a 10’ trailer to ensure there’s enough space for gas cans, coolers, and other gear. If you’re hauling two quads bumper to bumper, a 14’ single axle or a 16’ tandem axle utility trailer is a better fit. The 83” x 14’ single axle with ATV ramps is ideal for sideloading one ATV in front, with the second one parked behind. Adding extra trailer length is often affordable, and if you’re unsure between two sizes, we recommend going with the longer option for more flexibility. We’re a trusted seller with an expert sales team; ask us for advice about what best fits your needs.
ATV Trailer Widths
Most full-size ATVs are 40-48” wide. If you need the narrowest trailer for your ATV or quad, our 60” wide utility (U6) is your best option, especially if you plan to tow on narrow trails behind your ATV. For versatility, the 72” U2 is a great all-around choice if you also plan to haul UTVs or mowers. If you want to side-load your ATV, we often build 83” wide trailers with side load ramps. To maximize deck space, our Ready Rail accessories let you store cargo outside the side rails, without adding to the trailer’s width.
Side Load ATV Trailer Ramps
If you plan to sideload your ATV utility trailer, our ATV side load ramps are essential. These ramps replace the uprights and rail in front of your axle, allowing you to easily sideload an ATV or dirt bike. They’re also perfect for loading pallets from the side using a forklift.
Recommended Options for Your ATV Trailer
We recommend adding Ready Rings to your UTV trailer for multiple tie-down points, including the front rail. The Ready Rail Bed Divider helps keep your cooler, gas can, and other gear in place. Other popular options are a spare tire and mount and 22” solid metal sides with a pipe-top rail. If you want to reduce wind drag, consider a fold-in or bi-fold gate. We’re the provider with many customization options — your goals are our goals.
Buggy Haulers & Deckovers
One of the most versatile trailers for hauling multiple quads is our 5″ Channel Buggy Hauler (B5). With a 102″ width and drive over fenders, you will have the most loading options while also keeping a low deck height. The B5 is also great if you want to load larger buggies and rock crawlers. If you’re hauling UTVs and ATVs, our Medium Duty Deckover 6″ Channel (L6) is another great choice. Many customers purchase the L5 with slide ramps for easy sideloading.
Local Dealer Options for ATV Utility Trailers, Dump Trailers & More
If you are looking for a new utility trailer, dump trailer, or equipment trailer for hauling your ATVs, PJ Trailers has a large selection of trailers in stock to choose from. Find a local dealer near you to find a trailer for your hauling needs. Our company proudly offers high-performance products and top-notch customer support, so you can be confident you’ll choose the right trailer.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A single axle trailer has one axle, while a tandem axle trailer has two. Tandem axle trailers are generally more stable, offer better weight distribution, and are ideal for heavier loads. If you plan on hauling multiple ATVs or heavier vehicles like UTVs, a tandem axle trailer, such as the 16’ tandem axle utility trailer, may be a better option. However, single axle trailers are lighter and easier to maneuver, making them perfect for smaller hauls.
If you’re hauling more than one ATV, a longer trailer is usually the way to go. For two full-size ATVs, consider at least a 14’ single axle or a 16’ tandem axle trailer. These options give you more space to arrange your ATVs comfortably, with room for extra gear like coolers and gas cans.
Yes, many ATV trailers are versatile and can be used for other vehicles like UTVs, dirt bikes, or even lawnmowers. For example, the 72″ wide U2 trailer is a great all-around choice. If you plan to haul different types of vehicles, consider a wider model to accommodate various widths.
The Ready Rail system is a unique feature on these trailers that makes securing your load easier. It allows you to use the frame uprights as tie-down points with Ready Ring D-rings. This system ensures that your ATV or other gear stays securely in place during transport.
Side load ramps are a great option if you need to load your ATV from the side of the trailer. These ramps replace the uprights and allow for sideloading, which is useful if you have limited space to back up. On the other hand, rear ramps are better if you need to drive your ATV straight onto the trailer.
Popular accessories for ATV trailers include Ready Rings for extra tie-down points, a spare tire and mount, a bed divider to keep gear in place, and fold-in or bi-fold gates to reduce wind drag.
